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Venezuela Reform Defenders for Talk
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Venezuela Reform Defenders for Talk
"Yes" defenders in the constitutional reform project of Venezuela place dialogue as a main tool for discussion of differences on Thursday, to promote the initiative for changes.

Socialist businesspeople, students, legislators, aspirants and political forces members, favoring the project presented in mid August by President Hugo Chavez, are boosting efforts to inform all of Venezuelan society.

The most recent student protest from the opposition reached the Supreme Court of Justice without violence, and they allocated a document against the constitutional change.

However, destabilization attempts were sparked off in the Central University of Venezuela, when groups adverse to the government ambushed pro-Chavez students .

According to reports from the electoral commission, about 16 are for a "yes,"meanwhile, 19 diverse groups are for a "no."

A project to change the Constitution's 69 articles, to support the socialist transition process in the country, will be submitted to the popular will in the December consultation.
 



 

 

 

 
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